Sentence examples for create the interest from inspiring English sources

Those are the ones that need fantasy to create the interest, and that's our bread and butter".

Together with Blues Fell This Morning (1960), a differently angled study by the British writer Paul Oliver, The Country Blues and the LPs that accompanied both books did much to create the interest in early blues that burst, in the mid-60s, into a full-scale blues revival.

Storey would also like to see the UCI establish equal prize money at world championships "even if that means funding it themselves until they can create the interest in para-cycling so it can be self-sufficient – currently the UCI struggle to find organisers for Para Track events, even World Championships are a struggle".

I think it's for us now to work as hard as we can to create the interest here".

It will create the interest in academicians working in business management and information technology departments in universities and colleges and students studying in these disciplines as well as in the professionals working in diverse functional groups of the organizations.

According to Kuhn himself (2000, 307), The Structure of Scientific Revolutions first aroused interest among social scientists, although it did in due course create the interest among philosophers that Kuhn had intended (and also before long among a much wider academic and general audience).

"These are traditional, earthy themes, but it creates the interest.

This injection of new blood created the interest at their Colston Hall performance.

That international basketball legacy the Dream Team created, the interest it inspired, will be showcased here in the United States men's final two exhibition contests before the London Games.

Fleury's name has come up as a possible addition to the Rangers, and the unassisted goal was just the sort of play that has created the interest.

A disabling restraint is a provision in the document creating the interest that renders void any attempt to alienate the interest.